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	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 12, 2018
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	Bharti Airtel to raise Rs 16500 cr via NCDs, foreign currency bonds The Siasat Daily Bharti Airtel to raise Rs 16,500 cr via NCDs, foreign currency bonds. March 12, 2018, 5:04 PM IST. Bharti Airtel to raise Rs 16,500 cr via NCDs, foreign currency bonds. Mumbai: Telecom major Bharti Airtel's board on Monday approved a plan to raise around Rs 16,500 crore through issue of ... Bharti Airtel gets nod to raise Rs 16500 crore via NCDs, foreign currency bonds - Economic Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Hong Kong Sees Salvation From Asset Bubbles in Currency Weakness Investing.com (Bloomberg) -- Normally, when a currency is falling, a simple step exists to revive it: raising interest rates. But in Hong Kong there are no interest rates to raise, and that's created problems. Hamstrung because it ceded monetary policy to the U.S. Federal Reserve 35 years ago, the Asian financial hub has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sterling rises on struggling greenback, flat vs euro Reuters The British currency rose 0.2 percent to $1.3870 against the dollar, broadly in line with other currencies but is still some way below a post-Brexit referendum vote high of $1.4346 in late January. But against the euro, sterling was flat at 88.84 pence as traders were worried that Britain and EU officials ... Flag as irrelevant
	HBKU's College of Islamic Studies Explores Digital Currency in the Muslim World ZAWYA Doha– Discussing the role of virtual currency in Qatar and the wider region, Hamad Bin Khalifa University's (HBKU) College of Islamic Studies (CIS) will present a two-hour lecture titled Digital Currency from a Shari'ah, Economic, and Practical Perspective on March 19. Guest speakers include CEO of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro rally fades as risk appetite boosts higher-yielding FX Reuters The single currency, after a strong start to 2018, remains below the three-year peak hit in February of $1.2556. "The euro is still suffering in the aftermath of the ECB meeting," said Alvin Tan, a currencies analyst at Societe Generale. "The cross currents are affecting the euro." The dollar, which has tended ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Currency TripAdvisor Answer 1 of 3: Is there any difference between the rates offered in K.L and Langkawi.Thx in advance. Flag as irrelevant
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